Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-01

ppeared. which we hope everybody
der the circumstances pardon.
w. F. Wilhelm will gan his pulpit
anday At the Presbyterian Church.
d Lodge No. II r. and A. NJ. viii
regulas session at their hallon Fri
'clock P, NJ.
80 Emma Lynch, daughter and son OF
|lIG1 are on visit 10 her daughter Mrs.
rp A. Durham.
learn that Hugh Browning son Of
Browning is quite sick With fever.
Fudwick l. bis physician.
month Of Augu,t 1887 viii long DO
bered az the month. railroad acct
accompanied With more fatality than
nown before.
ID. Turner has stall and win fur.
Dur citizens with fine beef every Tues
\ ma Saturday mornings. Call on him
Z ~ win give you . choice cut.
Lucy Cole. the widow Of the late
b. p. Cole and her two little girls
ave been on visit 10 Mrs. r. III.
ps left for their home OF Concord las.
evening.
Jule MCrorcy informs as that he has
that hstched brood Of chickens two
= ago; and Is now regularly laying.
PECULIARLY attending to her younglfami
= the same time. good breed.
bnry NJ Stanley the great Explorer.
1sofore reported dead. having been kill
NJ the natives, has again turned up q
y and we are thankful that the world
not been denied the benefit Of this he.
y mans Abors.
Deputy Marshal o. @. Morgan arrested
pmas and Richard Graham lsol. ] father
ssa apon charge OF illicet distilling
Thursday and put them In Jail. The,
70 tried before Us. Commissioner r.
Jones and bound over TO the Federal
art.
Bepiamin Kinnion Esq.. from Littls Ri.
Township was in our sanctam aud says
y nos pulling fodder and cutting tops
corn 10 30 tall be has 70 bend the stalk
cut the sops. aud the corn this year
ere q l. properly worked Is the best he
r saw.
4 . Session Of the Presbyterian Church
4 at The Parsonage Tuesday morning.
er Lemnel Lynch was appointed q del.
he. Elder Q. u. Parish. alternate to the
'nge Presbytcry which convened al
- Roads chssch In Alamsnee count
terday.
We are sorry 10 note that Mr.. and Mrs.
liam II. Thomas. has LEFT Hillsboro ani
g 70 Riyer'lale Craven County their old
ne. Mr.. Thomas was Book-keeper in
Central Warehouse for some time aud
ing his short stay with ns had made
~ friends We, however, hope that he
soon retnrn.
VI. G. W. Brown. contractor has broken
'und for The line. large brick building 10 |
srscisd Cor Me-. g. M. Parks.
shen this building Is completed Il will |
y Inn &C ng and handsome As The D ,es- |
one. and intended 20 b used princlpa'.
o. bis raj idly growing Millinery depart. |
IT.
ant The srtv rishsg'n citizens Of Hills.
Q get NJ Reading Room or Library, |
u an ,enierprire would afford 10 the |
ng people Of the tosn maay an hour Of |
'sant. 90 well as profitable recreation. |
pose our young people and preachers
Their heads together. Herculaneum
jet rise from is ashes.
obacco-curing must be close BY judging
. The great number Of wagons We see
. IN front Of Mr.. Laws shop loading
siih Tobacco Fluea We thought there
avery Short crop Of Tobacco this year,
y body said 20, bal from The number Of
! Mr.. Laws has been selling We would
'horo vas . larger acreage this year
heretofore.
ar.friend and nsighbor 10 hn Laws. Che
ny and accommodating Register Of
y Tor Orange icounty accompanied by
Laws arc on apleasure trip 10 Con.
70 Springs, Burke County.
. hope that Mr.. and Mira Laws may
. pleasant visit II u 70 exceeding
that Mr.. Laws Is ever known 10 be alb.
from bis duties that q little recreation
be very agreeable 70 him.
: son MI. ID. N. Laws will attend 70
oysters ofiice during his fathers alb.